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    Hello, newbie here, we have the Giardino 1-pizza oven, installed by a contractor. I've only been using it for about a month or so, so still lots to learn (but we're having a blast). We have had off and on success with pizzas (need practice). We tried the crab dip and it was a wonderful appetizer. Someone suggested chicken wings that would bake as the oven heated up. Would that work? Does anyone have a recipe and instructions on where to put them in the oven (deep, door...)? Thanks in advance. -- kathy

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    Re: Chicken Wings

    I learned from pre-browning pizza sausage while the oven is heating up that there's a lot of heat just inside the door while the oven's heating up. A shallow cast iron pan works to cook most anything that needs top heat, like you'd get from a broiler.
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    • #3
      Re: Chicken Wings

      Originally posted by dmun View Post
      I learned from pre-browning pizza sausage while the oven is heating up that there's a lot of heat just inside the door while the oven's heating up. A shallow cast iron pan works to cook most anything that needs top heat, like you'd get from a broiler.
      That's a good tip, I'll file it away
      Lee B.
      DFW area, Texas, USA

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      • #4
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        first off you should carmalize onions olive oil sea salt pepper in a black cast iorn pan at about 700 deg. then do the wings. in pan oil salt pepper,when done in about 7-8 min put the onion on top put some parm.cheese on top and serv omg to die for the little kids think thier the best .what ever you can do in the house oven you can do in wfo. but at hotter temps and faster we do apple pie in black pan 450 deg 20min done ..

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        • #5
          Re: Chicken Wings

          I regularly do chicken wings while the oven is heating up.

          2nd photo: I did chicken thighs last night before pizza.
          Last edited by fxpose; 12-17-2010, 04:31 PM.
          George

          My 34" WFO build

          Weber 22-OTG / Ugly Drum Smoker / 34" WFO

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          • #6
            Re: Chicken Wings

            so good, see thats what im talking about. we do that too, Wegmans foods has a 10lb back of chicken 1/4's for 4.90 a bag .
            Last edited by sumu; 12-19-2010, 09:21 AM.

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            • #7
              Re: Chicken Wings

              That looks amazing! Is that a grill basket? And I see you are mostly in the doorway, right? How long do they take? THANKS!

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              • #8
                Re: Chicken Wings

                Originally posted by KathyG View Post
                That looks amazing! Is that a grill basket? And I see you are mostly in the doorway, right? How long do they take? THANKS!
                Yes, it's a grill basket. And yes, you need to do this near the entry as the heat will be too intense and will char the wings in no time.
                It usually takes me about half an hour with frequent tossing and turning of the basket.
                George

                My 34" WFO build

                Weber 22-OTG / Ugly Drum Smoker / 34" WFO

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                • #9
                  I did some salt and vinegar wings the other night as the first dish I cooked from scratch in the new oven. I am not really counting the frozen pizzas my son talked me into making in the oven.

                  The wings were seasoned with garlic powder, onion powder, ranch dressing powder, and some salt and pepper. The sauce was white vinegar ranch dressing powder and garlic.
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                  • #10
                    Randy, you mentioned the ranch powder twice, once in reference to "sauce". Did you re-hydrate some to make a liquid coating or was it all dry rub?

                    I'm asking cuz reading your post has made me very hungry!
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